Swelling can be caused by new tooth eruption, apical inflammation, gingivitis and so on.
1. New tooth eruption: Swelling of tooth pulp may be caused by the imminent eruption of new teeth, which will cause the gums to bulge and appear swollen.
2. Apical inflammation: Apical inflammation is an inflammatory disease that occurs in the tissues around the root tip, which is a defense reaction to the invasion of infectious stimuli. In the case of apical inflammation, there will be recurrent swelling of the localized flesh of the tooth.
3. Gingivitis: daily life oral cleaning is not complete, food residues and other factors, will lead to plaque buildup, the gums produce stimulation, in the inflammation of repeated stimulation, may cause tooth flesh swelling, pain phenomenon.
Oral hygiene should be paid attention to in normal life, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time to clarify the cause of the disease, and under the guidance of the doctor for treatment.